Project Overview

When you click a project in the Console sidebar, the main panel opens that project's view. The default screen is Summary, with a tab strip across the top that lets you switch between domain settings, environment variables, deployments, logs, and the rest of the management screens.

Summary

The Summary tab is the first thing you see when you open a project. It shows:

• Current deployment state — Deploying, Deployed, Failed, or Idle, with any queued deployments indicated by a +N queued badge
• Last deployment — the commit, branch, who triggered it, and how long ago
• Health — whether your application is responding on its health check endpoint (if you configured one)
• Quick info — Git repo, branch, framework, primary domain
• Action buttons — Deploy, View Logs, and a three-dot menu for the project actions described below

If the most recent deployment failed, the red "failed" badge in the header is clickable — it opens a side sheet with the full ANSI-coloured deployment log, so you can diagnose without leaving the Console.

Tabs

The project view has nine tabs across the top. Which ones you see depends on your role:

• Summary — the page you just read about
• Domains — custom domains and SSL
• Nginx Configuration — nginx template and custom snippets
• Environments — environment variables
• Commands — run shell commands inside the project
• Schedulers — Laravel scheduled commands
• Background Jobs — Laravel plugins (Octane, Reverb, Horizon, Nightwatch) and custom background workers
• Logs — nginx and application logs
• Project Settings — Git, framework, deploy triggers, project lifecycle

Each tab loads on demand. Switching back to a tab within a few minutes shows the same data without re-fetching; use Reload (⟳) in the tab header to force a refresh.

Project actions menu

The three-dot menu in the project header has actions that apply to the whole project rather than to a specific tab:

• Deploy — trigger a manual deployment
• Rollback — roll back to a previous successful deployment (see Deployments)
• Change Server — move the project to a different server (see Change Project Server)
• Reset Deployment Status — clear a stuck deploying state (use sparingly; see Deployments → Reset Deployment Status)

Maintenance Mode lives on the Settings tab as a separate card, not in the three-dot menu.

Bulk operations

When you have many projects, the Deployments tab in the top bar lets you trigger deploys, rerun failures, or roll back across multiple projects in one go.

Delete a project

Use the Delete project action on the Settings tab. Deletion is irreversible — files in the project directory on the server are removed along with the project's history in Depfloy.